Michael Gurney

As one of the busiest cultural hubs in Gibsons approaches a century of service, a gathering of visionaries last Sunday celebrated the silver anniversary of its latest transformation.

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s School of Music at Camp Elphinstone

The three-week Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts culminated last week with sessions dedicated to vocalists, bands, instrumentalists and orators.

Over a dozen emerging textile artists are poised to showcase new designs as part of a youth-driven project that refutes mass-produced monotony at the Ripped Open anti-fashion cabaret on Sunday, May 4.

Sunshine Coast Registered Music Teachers will present an emerging Canadian piano star on May 4 at the Raven’s Cry Theatre.

The Coast String Fiddlers, one of the Sunshine Coast’s longest-running youth music groups, last week performed on the most historic stage in Western Canada.

Jill Shatford’s 'I Am A Bridge' musical experience for families and children takes place at Roberts Creek Hall on May 4 from 3 to 4 p.m.

Farm fraternity presses play on fresh approach

Marion McKinnon Crook’s memoir 'Always On Call: Adventures in Nursing, Ranching, and Rural Living' — published in 2024 by Heritage House Publishing — was last week named a finalist for the Bill Duthie Booksellers Choice Award.

A three-month student film competition unspooled last Saturday with an invitation-only screening at the Raven’s Cry Theatre that attracted scores of participating filmmakers, supporters and admirers.